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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
LOCAL NOTICES


AHxFHs rsezm Izundrss, 221 ID "a
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 65 Madison street.
MIss CARRIE NJ. KaArrse, piani' t,
may be found at the Gsyoso Hotel.
FULLY & Co., the Reliable Steam
Feather ard Mattress Rsnovators, 1877
Poplar.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-periodic known. A certain
and sure cure for chills. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
srence E1yen; Address John @. Rucker,
Lynchburg, Va.
A SLIGHT cold, il neglected, often at.
tacks the lungs. Browns Bronchial
Tro ches give sure and immediate re.
lief. Sold only in boxes. Price 25
cents.
FITs.-All fits stopped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. Nc
fits after fret days use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and s. trial bottle free
to fit casss. send to DR.. Kline, 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
TER Exposition UniverEslle de
Part Culinaire" awarded the highest
honors to Apgostura Bitters as the
most efficacious siimu)ant to excite
the appetite and 10 keep the digestive
organs in good order. Ask for the
genuine article, manufactured only bJ
DR.. j. G. B. Siegert & Some, and be
ware OF INIT 4tiops.
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moss covered banner. The diminu.
tive lanterns had giasxes OF oIuerenI
shades, all casting soft mellow light.
The scene was lovely one and at
tracted attention from every passer by.
The police change watches today.
Capt. Hackett's and Sergeant Horan's
relief go on at Eoon. while that OF
Capt, O'Hsver and Sergeant Hedrick
20 ON at midnight.
Charles Williams. colored, went
into the store OF 7, FEEDER, So Beale
street, about 8 o'clock last night, and
proposed to buy a suit Of clothes
Upon the goods being handed down,
he snAtched them and ran. At the
corner OF Mulberry and Linden he
ran into the arms OF Officers Tidwell
and Randolph, and was taken in tow.
The committee appointed from
the County Court some time ego to in
vest gate and report upon right OF way
for the Bald Knob railway, reported
yesterday. It gives the road permits
sion to lay double track over Ken
lucky avenue or Sixth street, from
the city limits as far eouth al they
wish to 20. The route is at present
over common, as the street has not
vet been opened. The Company is re-
quired to grade and gravel the entire
street. This was objected to at first,
but the committee insisted and carried
their point.
The inhabitants Of the Eighteenth
Civil District are discussing proposed
change I their boundary line, which
will give IL en- more territory. The
proposition is 10 take off a portion oil
the Sixteenth District and edd 1t to
the Eighteenth, and it will no doubt
come up in the County Count next
week. One result Of the change, its
opposers say, would be to change the
political compile xion OF the Eighteenth
District and make it Republican, as
the strip OF land to be annexed is pop
ulated almost entirely by colored peo'
pie.
The announcement that the Go'der
Legend would be presented at the The,
a. or May 9th aud 9th was a pleasant
surprise to the cultivated and music
loving people OF the city. From tbs
tenor OF the comments, the two per
formances will draw crowded houses
1t will be the Il st opportunity given
the public to hear a composition sue
cesSful over number Of competition
for the $1,000 prizs awarded at a Gin
cinnati Musical Festival, and the char
aoter { ( the vocalists and director whC
will participate is guarantee that the
merits Of the work will not suffer.
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Mot for Publication -

Yesterday an APPEAL representative
dropped IL at the wholesale dug
house OF g. W. Jones 4 Go. and over
heard q member Of the firm make tho
remark "Not for publication" to a rep
resentative of the house OF Collins
Brothers Drug Company, Of st. Louis,
who was soliciting an order for a bill
Of their proprietary medicines. Eyes,
said the Memphis man, "your COL
lins's Ague Cure seems to be regular
cure all. We are told that there is no
bilious, mslarial, s'omach or bowel dis
orders but that 1t will cure. We have
sold several gross lots today, and you
may duplicate our last order at once,
but remember this is not for publica-
lion,"
The APPEAL man inquired about
the celebrated Ague Cure, and was in
formed that the above were the facts
and that it was the very best remedy
for chills, fevers, bilious and malarial
attacks known 10 the trade; that il
had an immense sale in consequence,
and was cold in every town and village
throughout the South, and was also
largely recommended by physicians.
A very large amount af Ague tonic is
handled in this city, not only by CIV.
Jones q Co., but also by Wilkerson 4
Co., s, Mansfield 4 Co., Van Vleet 4
%, j. J. Miles and other druggists.
The st. Louis house of Collins Broth
ers Drug Company are large manu-
iuoturers OF proprietary goods, and
handle DR., Jackson's celebrated
remedies, but the Collins Ague Cure ID
regarded as the most popular medi
cine known to the trade, aud at pres
ent its popularity is rapidly in
crCasing.
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klILROAH TINE TIVE ! tag Ii.

KANSAS city, Memphis and Birm-
Angham. Trains move as tollowsj No 4
sys. Memphis ato No S1 a # * 81
an; No. IL freight, arrives Al I: 80 ?: N;
Msesissfppi and Tennessee.-Trains
move A. follow: Now Orleans mail arrives
daily at $500 q. m; leaves daily at 3 200 p; J;
Sardis RECOMMENDATION arrives daily at 1850
Am. ; leaves daily at 400 pm. Mail trains
will not stop At Whitehayen, Horn Lake,
Mesbit or Loves, or Tag stations.
chesapeake and ohio koute-Trains
move As follow: Fast line leaves at s:sO
Fast line arrives at 80 pm; st. Louis last
Mississippi Valley Route H., N. o.
and r. ny )-Trains on this road run as
follows: New Orleans last mail, daily. leaves
n 4 80 p.m.; Vieksburg express, daily ,leayes
Al Gals am. New Orleans fast mail, daily,
arrives at 9:l0 am; VioksburE express,
daily. arrives at s :S Pm %%:.,v,,.r, .,n,
psye as follows; Fast mail arrives daily at
b;l5 am. leaves at l0:l0 pm. Mail leaves
daily at 1910 Amt arrives at 4;OO p. m'
Brownsville accommodation leaves daiiy'
except Sunday, at 800 pm; arrives daily,
except Sunday. at $3.50 .m.-standard time
Cuff Route Kansas city, spring.
neId and N . nm phtsl-Trains leave Nj. and
4, depot rs follows; No. 4, Kansas City ex-
press, leaves at 1913 Am % 10. o. h Mn
Kansas City mail, leaves at 8 ;OO pm. No; l.
Kansas City mail, arrives at 8:B am. No.
4, ST. Louis and Chicago express, leaves At
400 pm No. /, st. Louis and Chicago ,ex-
press, arrives at s:i5 am. In effect Sunday
ARril Is, 1885.
move as follows: Through express leaves
daily at 10 go IN. Mail and express leaves
daily at $50 an. Somerville accommoda-
6on leaves daily, except Sunday, at $40
pm. Through express arrives daily az 6;iy
pm. Mail and. express arrives daily at gilt
pm, Someryille accommodation arrives
daily, except sunday, at.S:90 Am.
@emphis and Lille Rock.-Train'
move as follows central standard timel
No. ayes Memphis daily at no An; No,
; ursighD leaves Hopsheld at 3;D M
No, q arrives at Me-p phis at g:i0 ., m. No.
GreishO arrives at Hopeheld at 40 pm.
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PERSONAL.

MEssRs ]. H. Roe and T. A. Lyon,
OF Louisville, are in the city.
THE Hon. ]. B. Morgan, Of Her
nando, Miss, is in the city.
MISS MONA JOY, Of s.. Louis, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. A. B, Goodbar.
Hons. LUCAS CLAPP, Richard Odlum
and Ralph Davis have returned from
Nashville.
A PROMINENT banker OF Birmingham,
Ala in the person Of w. |, Rissn, is
in the city on business.
TIE Rev. Mr.. Shelldrake will con-
duct the service at Court Street Church
today at $3.50 O'Clock p m.
MISS MoBaLN, n II rnando, Miss p,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. o. Wat
son, No. 200 Pontotoc street.
MRS. LEVI JOY, of st. Louis, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs A. B.
Goodbar, at the Gsyoso Hotel.
JUSTICE SMITH, who has been chair
man Of the Upton County Court ever
since the war, was in the city yester'
day.
CART. DAVID A. REESE, OF Pittsburg,
and Mrs Maud MilburD, Of this city,
will be married the latter part Of mex
month.
Col MIKE GARvIN his returned
from Nashville. Hs denies that he
went up after the coal oil inspector
ship.
TaE Rev. DR.. Pratt, Ct Louisville,
will preach in the Alabama Street
Pfesbyteliln Church Saturday after
noon, at 4 o'clock,
20. SHEER d, a well known former
resident of this city, but now of Bir-
mjDghsm, Ala, is here on visit. He
is accompanied by his family.
MI PATTY HAMMOND and Maggie
Mtcrse, accompanied by Judge Ham
mond, leave for Detroit tomorrow
The Judge holds court in that city.
r. ]. BLACK & Co. advertise the
residence Of Capt. ]. T. Lawler, No
l75 fernando street, for sale. We re
greet that the i'll health Of Capt. Lawlel
compels him to leave his beautiful
home. Memphis will lose one Of hel
most respcc ted Citiz3ns.
O. IL THOMAS, a leading attorney o
Paducah, KY, is in the city. He 10 a.
officer in the Odd Fellows Ilterstat,
Association, including Tennessee, Ken
lucky and Alabama, and desires t,
make the claims aud advantages OF tn
ISOLATION known to the Odd Fellow
OF this city. To this end lie want
them 10 meet him OF Banner Lodge to
night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
John T. Raymond.

The satirical comedy entitled For
Congress, was given at the Theater lat
night la q most attractive and amusing
manner. Mr.. Raymond, as the poli-
ticisn, "Gsn. Joseph Timber" is an
exceedingly funny character. The au-
dience last night enjoyed the play aud
applsuded literally. The support was
quite acceptable, although several Of
the roles we're but fairly we'll filled.
Tonight A Gold Nine, new play,
never pi esented on any stage, will be
the attraction and will no doubt be
greeted by a crowded and fashionable
house. At the ma inee tomorrow the
Woman Hater will be reproduced and
at night Mulberry Sellers will be the
closing attraction OF the theatrical sea-
son in this city.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Arkdnsas: Fair pedther, be-
sop,n0 ,oarmer; variable Dinds.
For Tennessee and Kentucky:
Generally fair ,0edther; watmer; "a
riabk oinds, shifting to southerty.
The Missouri riUer at and above
.Lsavenworh wiH continue falling
sloply; itpiH continue nearly station
airy troD, Kansas CITY 10 BoonUiIle,
and ,oiH rise slo,Oly bslow BoonuiVe /;
The Upper Mississippi UiH continue
fdRlng.a and the Lo,osr Mississippi and
the other rivers wiH remain nearly
stationary.
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
The HJunfOr FARMER. 1..es
and Manly Explanatien.
m. A.. uSt.n.. ~ ths Appeal.

- uY--,.. ~..,-.r 1..ss p Fec
aad MANLY ExpIans'ish'
To the Editors Of the Appeal;
Iexpect l am the "Junior Partner"
your correspondent Ledger" writes
about in your today's issue. That be-
ing so. may trouble you TO allow me
TO send you q line in exp anatlon.
Oar bookkeeper Is q very competent
man, and we have no wish to part
with him. Still, the necessities OF our
business require that We must march
with the times, and il find that our
books can be kept with half the ex-
penditure OF time aud labor that we
have hitherto employed / should be
no business man were TO neglect the
opportunity. AS well might you,
Messrs. Editors, refuge to avail your
selves OF the new aud improved ma
chinery to be found in your establish
ment, aud remain content with the
chimney old hand prsss Of yore. Had
you done 30 the APPEAL would not be
the power 1t is in our State this day,
"a beacon bright AMI fair to guide Us
ON our way. "JURIoR PARTNER
"AnOther Humbug" Answered.
To the Editors Of the Appeal:
In this mornings issue LEDGER"
cirs a grievance, which is head lined
"Another Humbug,"a heading which,
in my estimation, is rather ambiguous.
Several of my friends called my atten.
ton to the article and loosely accused
me OF being the "stIange gentleman"
but the close attention and apple at on
required to open a new institution
prevents my INDUCING in any expert
work at present. | am little afraid
that Ledger" has not kept up his
reading OF the ancient classics, or Q Sc
he would have remembered that the
greatesS OF Philosophers aud teachers,
| Socrates, at twice "Ledgsr's" age, was
still young enough not only to i'm
prove his systems, but also to lake up
studies entirely new. A bookketp r
who, when he takes charge OF his frat
set Of books, stops his studies in the
science OF acco UNITS, Can expect moth
ing less than to be called 'old fogy"
and antigua ed" The science Of book
keeping today is no more like the book
keeping Of twenty five or Thirty
years ago, than the present practice Of
medicine resembles that OF half CEN
fury ago. In taking upon myself the
privilege OF commenting upon Mr..
L q remarks, do not intend to yindi-
cate the strange gentleman's" Of
fsnse in causing Mr.. L. so much uR
easiness, but rather to resent his I'M
fair and covert attack on any improve
ments in our science, both labor and
time saving. In conclusion, let me
warn Mr.. L., and all others who may b
Of his too conservative disposition, that
there are men, old and young, all over
these glorious United States who are
bending every faculty toward the ad-
vancement and improvement Of book
kespir G, MT only rs an art, but in or
der to improve the position of those
who expect to make living by its
practice. / trust, sirs, that have moi
taken up too much of your valuable
spsCa.
TEACHER OF MODERN BOOKKEEPING
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MNNNM OF the good things OF
- this life are sorrowful-
y let alone on account of Dyspepsia.
Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consupa-
ton; sold on = positive guarantee %
Is and 30 cents, by
For sale by A, RsNKERT,
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nafrx,a European Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
soc, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan, "
Ier day. First class Restaurant in the
Hotel. J. NJ. DUFFY 90 years with Pea
hndr HntnA Prnnrinfnr-
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PriddY House,

formerly Commercial Hotel.)
Cor. Front and Jefferson SITS. Memphis, Tenn
J. ii. PRiDDY, PrOp'r, Of Richmond, Va.
Transient rates, 81 so to 81 per day.
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When The Robins
ClilDAgain,
AND THE NEWS 1T BRINGS
TO MEN,
Of the Great Question,
Of the Great Question,
Where and When.

When the rol chirps again we
clothing men be expecting a re-
vival of trade ana period of activity
to succeed the dull period between
Christmas and Spring.
The MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, No. 262 SECOND STREET.
like the robins, are always prepared
for spring as soon as spring weather
arrives. We are prepared to supply
you with the best made clothing in
the world, and to give it to you at a
price actually less than you have to
pay for poor material put together in
very slouchy manner.
We offer to the rich man an oppor-
tunity to save one-half what he has
been paying for clothing, while to
the poor man we offer the privilege
of buying the rich mans dress at the
poor mans prices.
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Ladies', IL will pay you to
visit Mays Emporium.

WOMEN with pale, Colorless faces,
who feel weak and discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily yigor
by using Carriers Iron Pills, which are
made for the blood, nerves and COM
nlaXion.
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Time. } Bar, Ther. Wind We'th
200 am 30.O77l 81 o NV. lOloudy
500 pm, 20. l4l 81 0 NV. Fair.
1000 p.m 1870. 1851 49, | N. IOlear.
Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature, 81.
Ozone, 10 am, o.
Raiu fall, 00l.
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PeabOdg Hotel.

@, b. GALLOWAY & co ....... PROPRIEToRs.
Rales 50 so and SO or day, according to
size and location of rOom-Special
rates mada
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We Have No OompetiOn
Subscribe for the "ADpeal.''

In ice cream when quality is desired
JOS. SPECHT 4 SON, 81 Madison st.
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Solid SilVerWa are mt NIulfOrd's

Jos. Specht d Son
Have reduced the price of their ice
cream, but not the quality.
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MeteorOIogicAi Report.
MNuPp,s. TENE, March 81, 1857
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Gaaton,a Hotel.

". III. BINGHAM NJ ANA0ER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices ding to size and loca-
tion nf rOOm.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The NeW aayos0.
HARRINGTON, STEWART Il WHITE.

PR0PRIET0Rs.
CHAs. g. ROTH.........Manager.
Rates & so TO n per day, according TO locs-
tion of rooms.
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New Orleans States.

AS for our part, when GOV. Nichols was
brought forward for the nomination foEGpV-
eFnOF We knew Of no reason to regard, or es-I
innate him, Or support or oppose him. on any
other gronlnd than that he was a man, a man
OF courage and patriotic impulses Hnquestion-
ably, but nevertheless simply man, neither
more nor less, with aspirations to the highest
office in the gift of our people and with an
official and ypOliTiGal record, notorious If not
historical. By that record we assumed he
should be tried and supported or opposed
accordingly as his felIow-citigeus might in
their judgments, applaud or condemn it.
There was scarcely a measure that goes to
make up that record that we have not be
lieyed to be erroneous and weak, and tnet-
Gent In sagacity and craftsmanship, honest
though it was and hence We have been pre-
sumptaus enough prescriptions in the eyes
of the RefoFmers} to criticise that record in
As vigorous language as VIC could command
This was our opinion ,uf 1iayeEn9r Nichols
administration while it was in e9istenees such
is our opinion of it now, and that the great
| body Of the Democracy Of the State agreed
with us is shown By the aetipntqf the Consti-
tItional Convention of 1879, That fc0IFen-
lion defined the Issue of the Democracy with
ti0veFnor Nichols b, curtailiHg his term of
| office the States then and now defined that
issue BY eritieisiDg the measures Of his ad-
| ministIati8n and his political course since he
iTetiFed iron office. a this be yilifFing and
.maligniDg Gov . Nichols and his friend then
/ let pnr Reform .e0ntsmP9 make the
4 most Of IN. We have nothing Of the hero
/ WGrshipper In sour competition. TO ms Gov.
/ Nichols e simply an individual seeking .
high public place, and We have treated Aim
| as such.
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E.easer 4reIn anaarlosl..
sgaAREovE, q, go. 2, lss7

Editor Lake Charles Echo:
Your eoFresp9Bden in comp any with 9th
ers, from the Dry Creek neign b9FhQ0d, at
tended the closing e2eFeises Of Prof, ID. III,
Hamilton1 3 school on Sugar Greek, the "a
inst. The ground selected 1Qr the exercises
was q beautiful grove On the bank Qt Sugar
Greek at the Eigler bridge.
The school was called 70 order about q
O'clock q, nj. and the examination com
alspeed and cQntinued until ~ p. Pc
prompt and ready manner In which the
scholars answered questions showed THAT
Prof.. Hamilton had discharged Ibis duties
tcpnscientiGnsly, and that bis aptiriug efforts
had been appreciated by the children, as
they were well advanced in theiR various
Studies censid eFing the short term gf school.
After the examination al proceeded to Vie
table, which was about fQFeg feet long and
fairly gFganed llndeF its weight of good
things. be words Qf welcome and banedics
.tiOn w ReV. y. "A. 0i Glin at the table was
very appropriate and impressive.
After satisfying me craving Of the inner
man, and 4 recess Of a4put All hour apd q
hall, the school WAS called 10 order hY rat.
Hamilton, and thA speaking began, Decla-
nations and dialogues Were delivered BIZ the
sehelaEs ln an Interesting and cEsaltagle
Elanner.
Rey: Il; siasRson spoke u sqmnsHda-
iitpn s efforts IN the school ropp Prof al
u. Jones being next called 70 Vie Sand
Addressed the audience Ia q few brief re-
marks on aloensipn.
he closing address was delivered by Prof
y. II. anil lf9n, la q very appropriate Ale,
apd le eSlt sssed ~ aFets at FflliK E4lf
acqEllty, Texas soon 10 take charge pf tAf
9G ftalrLB Sehp0i
Asls sYe 1egret very Hailgh ~ part wish
kEQt. 41atEal ZEN itg tlaa9 ogii4 9s III
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New York, Sept. 8, ~.
Il have just finished buying fol
Lake Charles the most select
stock of goods ever purchased
for that market, and no doubt
you will surprise your customers
when you inform them Ofthe Re.
markabIy low prices you cansell
these goods.
Il leave for home this evening
via st. Louis, where 4 will pur-
chase a full stock of Groceries,
etc. Yours truly,
PHILIP JACOBS.
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The Northwestern Lanbermaa Of a
recent date acknowledges the receipt,
from the Plaquemine Lumber a. Shin
gle Co.. of = package containing a
shipgie which S. G. KDowltop, presi-
dent of the company, says was cut.
from probably the only campher tree.
that ever grew in this country. 'The
Single" says the Laalberman, sis
decorated 10 the queens taste.
On one side there is ia scene
painted in oil, showing a good sized
tree an the foreground which we sup.
pose represents the eamphor tree be-
fore it was felled. accompanying
the shingle was a piece of board a
Isfoot long, which Mr.. Knowlton says
is to white on. iItIIpoks as much, as
Artemas Ward wonld have said, like
a. Horaery" piece of elm as anything.
The odor Of camphor about it is very
decided. iIfa shaving be taken off of
the fresh wood it smells nearly as
strong as Compton gum. The board
is rs heavy as an ash board of the
same size would be-
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We are too firmly inihua6 With the justice
sr,ft the idea that to the victor belongs the
Epoils, to regard as q point against him 6nat
GOV. Machinery has appointed only Ills paiiti-
al friends TO office. But as long as the
ELECTROMAGNETIC are wh0oping 1t up on the
personal government OF MckneFgt Il VIII
not be aniiss. possibly, to prove Ihat Tins
charge like many others, Is untenable SO lar
as this parish is concerned at least: w . layS
IN .fTiss ii,arisb three members of the School
Board, headed by the President who are ar
dent supporters of the boiling Nichols, as
well rs two members of the Police JnTy
These we are positive Of, there are more .l,ilr
nointees of Gov. McEueFy, we believe, who
beIOnr in the same boat. Notwithstanding
the fact, however, that these men Who ahnuo
be his friends are against him, there are q
sufficient number of Democrats VINO appEe-
cias, ne jTnnypVeti condition OF affairs in the
State under the present Governor 10 carry
the parish for him in the next nominating
convention, and they will do IT, too.
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win send Al.
BuaLnsoE, Ala, Sept. ] lsa

BuRLEsoE, Ala, Sept, 4, 1881.
J. w. Bryan, Proprietor t the Echo:
Dear Sir-4I read in the EoHo the
advertisement Of Pr. Kings New Dis
coYeFy for the Consumption. 4 have
a friend that has the consumption.
Please get me q trial bottle of this
great discovery from pr. ~. A. Knapp
and send Ito me as soon az sou can,
and if 1t does him any good i will
send for some. 4 hope that il may.
do him good. Please send me tie
trial bottle as soon AZ yeu en-.
Yours truly,
WIELIAM Rollins.